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Dublin Murders - BBC One & RTE One

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    #32
    Agent Coulson
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Are RTE showing a double episode on Wednesday or just taking the piss to the extreme with ad breaks?

    BBC listing for Monday at 9pm for 1 hour, RTE listing for Wednesday for 9:35pm to 11:55 pm :confused:

    BBC are showing two episodes one Monday and one Tuesday and RTE are showing them as one double episode.


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    #33
    splinter65
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    Agent Coulson wrote: »
    BBC are showing two episodes one Monday and one Tuesday and RTE are showing them as one double episode.

    I wouldn’t watch it on RTE if I could watch it on BBC.
    At this stage I’m afraid of the “Eimearnator” and the Tongan Haka...


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    #34
    Mr.Crinklewood
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    Starting on BBC1 in ten minutes


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    #35
    Galwayguy35
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    I'm going to go with BBC, at least there won't be any bloody ad breaks.


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    #36
    [Deleted User]
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    Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »
    Starting on BBC1 in ten minutes

    And no adverts, bonus!


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    #37
    [Deleted User]
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    None other than Varys himself in it (Conleth Hill) :D


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    #38
    BurnUp78
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    Seeing Lord Varys with hair and a tie and swearing is surreal.


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    #39
    Weepsie
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    Going down the netflix route io unnecessarily adding music to try and create tension


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    #40
    [Deleted User]
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    I'm assuming Killian Scott's character in the novel has an English accent? Seems pointless considering he is a dub playing a detective in a drama set in Dublin

    Decent so far. Good acting. Slow paced


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    #41
    tototoe
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    Finding it hard to take this seriously, half of red rock, a few from love hate, and fair city..

    And it also seems like its trying waaay too hard to be edgy...and failing.


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    #42
    Charlie19
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    Why are they both armed with guns?


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    #43
    harr
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    I'm assuming Killian Scott's character in the novel has an English accent? Seems pointless considering he is a dub playing a detective in a drama set in Dublin

    Decent so far. Good acting. Slow paced

    I was wondering why he was cast as as English ..it does seem odd.


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    #44
    walshb
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    Sarah Greene is very attractive!


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    #45
    [Deleted User]
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    walshb wrote: »
    Sarah Green is very attractive!

    Agreed. I'm staying with this for Sarah Greene :pac:


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    #46
    BurnUp78
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    tototoe wrote: »
    Finding it hard to take this seriously, half of red rock, a few from love hate, and fair city..

    And it also seems like its trying waaay too hard to be edgy...and failing.

    In what way is it trying to be edgy?


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    #47
    tototoe
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    BurnUp78 wrote: »
    In what way is it trying to be edgy?

    The dodgy music, the birds caawing around the forest like vultures, sniffing the tshirt

    Its all just a bit forced or something,.


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    #48
    RocketRaccoon
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    Who's the actor playing Katies father?


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    #49
    [Deleted User]
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    This is why we don't want wolves in our forests! :D


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    #50
    Weepsie
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    tototoe wrote: »
    The dodgy music, the birds caawing around the forest like vultures, sniffing the tshirt

    Its all just a bit forced or something,.

    I wouldn't say it's trying to be edgy. It's using some fairly tired and overused editing though to create a bit of drama, tension etc rather than rely on plot


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    #51
    cee_jay
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    I'm assuming Killian Scott's character in the novel has an English accent? Seems pointless considering he is a dub playing a detective in a drama set in Dublin

    Decent so far. Good acting. Slow paced

    Yes, in the book he had lived in the UK, and developed a British accent but was originally Irish


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    #52
    harr
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    RocketRaccoon wrote: »
    Who's the actor playing Katies father?
    Peter McDonald I think... he was in moon boy and a few other Irish movies and TV shows.


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    #53
    iamwhoiam
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    Is this set in the 70,s ??

    No not by the cars etc but why are Katies family all living in the 70’s ?


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    #54
    Happy4all
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    cee_jay wrote: »
    Yes, in the book he had lived in the UK, and developed a British accent but was originally Irish

    I missed the first few minutes and reckon it was probably important, feel a bit lost with it


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    #55
    Agent Coulson
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    iamwhoiam wrote: »
    Is this set in the 70,s ??

    2006 with flashbacks.


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    #56
    strandroad
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    harr wrote: »
    I was wondering why he was cast as as English ..it does seem odd.

    In the books he was educated in England if I remember right.


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    #57
    BurnUp78
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    Agent Coulson wrote: »
    1996 with flashbacks.

    2006


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    #58
    harr
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    Charlie19 wrote: »
    Why are they both armed with guns?
    Because they are detectives... odd back then for Irish detectives to wear hip holsters it normally would be a shoulder strap.


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    #59
    banie01
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    Agent Coulson wrote: »
    2006 with flashbacks.

    Ya feckin' Ninja :pac:


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    #60
    Varta
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    Cliche after cliche after cliche after...
    Stereotype after stereotype after stereotype after...
    And that female lead is behaving as though she doesn't want to be in the show.
    It's been an awful long time since there was anything fresh in crime drama.


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    #61
    Agent Coulson
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    Enjoyed that.


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